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Contribution of the EMFF to the implementation of the CFP The analysis in the presentation is based on formal and informal OP submissions and does not yet reflect the data in all adopted EMFF Operational Programmes, state of play: May 2015 2

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Contribution of the EMFF to the implementation

f the CFP

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The analysis in the presentation is based on formal and informal OP submissions and does not yet reflect the data in all adopted EMFF Operational Programmes, state of play: May 2015

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Change in the relative importance of fisheries measures EFF vs EMFF

MS % Axis 1 EFF % UP1 EMFF

Change?

Austria 0% 0,65%

Belgium 44,03% 5,52%

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Bulgaria 10,00% 21,48%

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Cyprus 26,36% 32,55%

Denmark

30,20%

35,59%

Estonia 18,05% 19,14%

Hungary 0% 0%

Spain 38,83% 32,13%

Finland 8,73% 16,53%

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Croatia 52% 34,37%

Lithuania 13,80% 16,40%

Latvia 20,95% 21,78%

Malta 25,98% 37,78%

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The Netherlands

34,82% 35,70% ˄

Sweden

25,00% 18,34% ˅˅

Slovenia

10,00% 12,09% ˄

France

30,09% 27,01% ˅

28,76% 28,93% ˄

Slovakia

0% 0% =

Portugal

25,5% 26,24% ˄

Romania

4,32% 7,84% ˄˄

Greece

37,18% 32,93% ˅

Germany

4,87% 19,48% ˄˄

Poland

19,14% 24,51% ˄

Czech Republic

0% 0% =

Italy

38,00% 32,21% ˅

Ireland

82,25% 19,98% ˅˅˅

TOTAL

23,29% 20,71% ˅

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Fleet measures in the EMFF (2014-2020)

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Planned EMFF expenditure on Art 33, 34 and 41.2 over expenditure in UP 1, 2 and 5 (Adopted and Proposed OPs)

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Assessment

EFF (2007-2013) €764 m - EMFF (2014-2020) €285 million (63% reduction)

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Planned numbers of fleet measures

perations in the EMFF OPs

9 MS Scrapping

perations

Temporary cessation

perations

Engine replacement

Total 1.784 42.529 2.843

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Comparisons with the EFF

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Fleet reports & Action Plans submitted by MS

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Action Plans SSCF (Section 4.2 of the OP)

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MS Article 27 Advisory services Article 29 Promotion of training, networking and dialogue Art 30 Diversification and new forms

f income

Art 31 Start- up support for young fishermen Art 42 Added value, product quality and use of unwanted catches Belgium 5 5 5 5 Bulgaria 50 42 Croatia 15 102 150 Cyprus 20 Denmark 108 Finland 10 20 20 100 France 325 25 240 421 323 Germany 5 47 17 59 Greece 20 52 100 50 100 Ireland 35 205 15 110 Italia 500 450 120 20 50 Latvia 15 Lithuania 72 8 22 Malta 1 1 Poland 42 50 320 20 280 Portugal 24 11 12 95 Romania 54 55 30 Slovenia 12 Spain 10 68 35 138 Sweden 70 15 50 The Netherlands 7 7 United Kingdom 66 27 66 36 81 Totals 1144 987 1180 658 1777

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Comparison with EFF (articles 26 &27)

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Projects under articles 26, 39, 38 and 40 EMFF

Art. 26 Innovation
Art. 38 Limitation
f the impact of

fishing on the marine environment and adaptation of fishing to the protection of species

Art. 39 Innovation

linked to the conservation of marine biological resources

Art 40. (a)

collection of lost fishing gear and marine litter

Art 40. (b-g & i))

Better management , construction, installation of facilities, protection of Natura 2000 sites, enhancing biodiversity and ecosystem services

Art 40. (h) schemes

for the compensation

f damage that catches

caused by mammals and birds Article 41.1 Energy efficciency

Belgium

5 40 5 5 5 10

Bulgaria

30 14 9 7

Croatia

20 80 15 5 80 30

Cyprus

20 2 14 300 20

Denmark

11 35 14 690

Estonia

23 65 5 20

Finland

1 53 1 3 5 800

France

53 396 53 568 285

Germany

15 49 14 14 65 42

Greece

10 4 5 14 150

Ireland

10 178 20 2 50 30

Italia

30 200 20 20 150 500 20

Latvia

10 20

Lithuania

2 9 9 2 2 28 5

Malta

Poland

16 32 8 20 11 11

Portugal

16 22 6 8 5 12

Romania

2 15

Spain

20 160 20 1 42 57

Sweden

2 126 30 19 21

The Netherlands

16 20 40

United Kingdom

26 85 113 5 81 331

Totals

288 1639 367 1372 494 1724 1019

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Conclusions

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